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    Länder, die Palästina als Staat anerkennen


    Länder, die Palästina als Staat anerkennen

    Von nippydart

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    2. WheatBerryPie on

      Palestine as represented by the Palestinian Authority is the most recognised state without being a UN member state. They are recognised by 140 UN member states, not far behind DPRK’s 157 and Israel’s 165. They should be admitted into the UN.

    4. __DraGooN_ on

      What a strange bunch of outliers.

      Japan and South Korea I can understand. Myanmar in Asia? Cameroon and Djibouti in Africa?

      I’m surprised Ireland does not recognize Palestine. They usually sympathise with such movements. Fun fact. During WW2, a faction of Indians were fighting with the Japanese to liberate India from the British. When Singapore was captured, they set up a provisional government of Free India there and raised the Indian flag. The Prime Minister of Ireland was the only non-Axis leader to acknowledge this government.

    7. junior_vorenus on

      Well the modern state of Israel is a construct of the West so I can see why they wouldn’t recognise Palestine.

    9. tmr89 on

      Hilarious how Ireland is Palestine’s biggest European cheerleader but they won’t even officially recognise them

    14. Unusual-Double-2003 on

      Interestingly, it almost coincides with the map of all countries with autocratic regimes

    20. ElderStatesmanXer on

      Argentina wants closer ties with Israel and the United States so don’t be surprised if they fall off the green list.

    22. nuck_forte_dame on

      This narrative us kinda dumb.

      Isreal time and again has offered peace deals that include full Palestinian statehood.

      So how do say that the nation with the power to give Palestine a state and who is offering that isn’t recognizing its statehood?

      For that matter how then do Isreal’s allies who agree with such peace agreements that include statehood not get colored green?

      I don’t think any nation really denies the Palestine state. Isreal and it’s allies merely want peace and Co existence in exchange for allowing it to exist.

      The Palestinians have lost over 7 wars and never once signed a peace treaty. Their leaders refused and still refuse.

    24. jaredcw on

      Ah yes, because those countries all have such wonderful track records of progressive human rights and being morally just… Showing that only shit countries recognize Palestine as a state does not do Palestine any favors…

    25. ThinSuit7873 on

      Spain and Slovenia recognise Palestine since yesterday I believe

    26. Fummy on

      Why the shitty low res? this is literally the map ripped from Wikipedia and then compressed massively. you should have posted the original without the title.

    29. wulfgang_vvd on

      Thats weird. If countries are recognizing places that don’t, and never have existed, then I nominate Kekistan to be next. Praise Kek.

    31. Smart_Bet_9692 on

      So is the reason Canada is abstaining just because we’re nervous about having the Americans as our neighbours, or…

    32. Weak_Beginning3905 on

      Fantastic map. It really shows how “global community” is actually in minority to actual global community. They only have power, but that wont last forever.

    33. farouk880 on

      It’s funny how the whole world except the “civilized world” recognize the Palestinian right to a homeland.

    34. Derpolitik23 on

      Surprised that Poland and the other Eastern European countries voted to recognize Palestine. Likewise, the same with India.

    35. arqe_ on

      I think green is a bit too much, lighter gray would’ve worked better.

    38. --THRILLHO-- on

      Genuine question: for countries that don’t recognise Palestine as a state, how do they reckon with the fact that there are people born inside the borders of Israel who aren’t considered to be Israeli citizens and aren’t given freedom of movement within their state?

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